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November is #CPR Month & @redcrosscanada challenges you to get the training needed to help save a life. Bystander CPR, used with an AED and administered immediately following cardiac arrest, can double a person’s chance of survival. Find a course today: https://myrc.redcross.ca/en/

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27 Oct

Featuring @CARE4Hearts Chair Dr. Katie Allan @Katie_s_allan
How a stranger used CPR to save a GTA mom — and why the Red Cross wants you to know about it | CBC News https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/georgetown-mother-says-stranger-saved-her-life-with-cpr-1.6225894?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar

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27 Oct

Cardiac arrests increased during pandemic. CANet Investigator, Dr. Katherine Allan, who specializes in cardiac arrest research in young people, says around 35,000 Canadians each year suffer a sudden cardiac arrest, around 7,000 in Ontario. @Katie_s_allan
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/georgetown-mother-says-stranger-saved-her-life-with-cpr-1.6225894

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C.A.R.E. – Cardiac Arrest Response & Education

Every kid should learn to save a life.